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Bicentennial Park
History: Created in 1975 from dredged material from Duck Pond. Given new name after Country's 200th birthday.
Type: Passive
Amenities: Pond, bridge and dam (both reconstructed after 1999 Hurricane Floyd) with waterfall, two picnic benches, three benches and trash container, sculpture and time capsule. Lawn area with gravel area. 9/11 Memorial being planned for site. Waterfall blocks out some of the adjacent road noise.
Site: 1.9 acres.
Use: Primarily used by neighboring residents as passive park. No heavy use.
Location: Situated between Route 120 (Quaker St.) and Douglas Road, ¼ mile from the New Castle Train Station and downtown.
Type: Passive
Amenities: Pond, bridge and dam (both reconstructed after 1999 Hurricane Floyd) with waterfall, two picnic benches, three benches and trash container, sculpture and time capsule. Lawn area with gravel area. 9/11 Memorial being planned for site. Waterfall blocks out some of the adjacent road noise.
Site: 1.9 acres.
Use: Primarily used by neighboring residents as passive park. No heavy use.
Location: Situated between Route 120 (Quaker St.) and Douglas Road, ¼ mile from the New Castle Train Station and downtown.
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